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| If you designed a database that contained your friends' personal interets, one of the fields you might include would be their: | favorite color |
| If you were creating a database about African countries, you might want to include information about the square miles (land size) of each country. What type of field would this be? | number |
| A database must be designed and the types of fields needed should be determined before any data is: | entered |
| The first step in creating a database is to: | Determine what information will be in it. |
| The art club wants to keep track of all of its members. What process should they complete: | Create a database to organize member information. |
| One piece of information keyed into your database is called an: | entry |
| When you have created a new database file, you should: | Save it immediately. |
| Another term for the categories one determines when creating a database is: | field |
| The first procedure a computer user must do when creating a database is: | Determine the purpose of the database. |
| The first step in designing a useful database is deciding: | The purpose. |
| To create a database of first and last names, what field type would be used? | Text |
| What field type should be used in a database containing information about money? | Number |
| After keying all information in a new database you should: | save it. |
| The motto of database creators is "Garbage in, garbage out." This means: | Poorly planned databases may not be useful. |
